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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-04-07


Are you disturbed at night and bro
ken of your rest by child suffering
and crying with pain of cutting teeth :
If SO. send At once and get bottle
of Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SyBUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. It's value is
incalculable. 1t will relieve the poor
li:tle sufferer Immediately. Depend
upor. it, mothers, there is no mis-
take aoort it. 1t softens the gums,
cures dysentcry and diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, reduces inflammation,
gives tone and energy to the whole
system. "Mrs. Windows Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething" is pleas
ant to the taste, aud is the prescrip-
tion Of one Of the oldest and best fe-
male physicians and nurses in the
United States, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price
- osrts psr hst.ls eaI
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-04-07
SPECIAL.

When we speak Of Gilt Edge Peta-
luna Butter we mean the fancy butter
hat is shipped to US twice a week
There is nothing like it in this market
for the Price.
We have the finest Toilet Soap to be
found: ; cakes in a hox; zoe hox. or
8 for h0c. This soap is reduced from
25c box. You can have Brown Wind
sor, Oat Meal, Glycerine. Honey or
Almond. This is special offer for
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-04-07
Just in, 200 Boxes
Candles, l2O in a Box.

Stearic Acid, IA OF, from Cincinnati.
We will sell them at 81 80 a box, or
60 for 81.
G. Il B. Jams in Cans contain the
same quantity a. the Jars. When the
present lot IL gone will have no more
at the prices quoted.
Our Toilet Soap, wrapped, 3 cakes in
box, must be seen to be appreciated.
We have been selling it at 25c per box
reduced to Zoe, 8 for 50c. There are
3 assortments.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-04-07

When yon visit or l. ave New yocA Ci., rss,
baggage expttssage and carriage hire, and SOP
at the Grand ynivn iloic. opposite Grand Tn
tsal Depot Elegant rooms. iit rd W. AZ rosi
OF one lniliisn dollars, redaerd TO ~ ula up
wards per day. Eufupe,n plan. ELEVATOR. he :
tau ant supplied VITA the Dess llo,ss ears.
1T COS and elevated railroad to ali depots Fam
lilies cal. live better for less ,pey at IN. Gard
Union Hotel than Vt ANY otasr hrst-class notel
iu the rttY. jan ~ lyr
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-04-07

names cannot be recalled on the mo-
ment, who once we're of power and
rank in the party, aud are forgotten
by politicians Of the past and unknown
to those of the present. IN. Y. Sun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
TAMMANY WANTS MORE Rum.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THAT BODY IN REGARD
TO SUNDAY LIQUOR-sELLING.

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THAT BODY IN REGARD
TO SUNDAY LrQUOR-sELIING.
The Tammany General Committee last evening held
its last meeting priol to the summer vacation. The
resolutiol rs relative TO the assaults William OBren
in Canada which vera adopted by the Committee on
Organization, we're read and adopted Ex-senator
George H. Forster presented the resolution relative TO
the action OF the Legislature on excise and other
matters which were adopted by the Committee on
Organization. and they also were adopted. Mr.
Forster advocated more liberal excise laws aud home
rule and urged that corporations should be compelled
TO pay their due share of and the value OF the
tranchses obtained by them from the city.
W. Bourke Cochran offered series OF resolutions
which stated that hotel and innkeepers are required
by law as well by statute the exercise OF thtir
calling to provide guests with food drink AND lodg
ing that the public authorities acting under recent
opinion of the Corporation Counsel have placed upon
the law construction which inv AIDES and impairs this
elementary right OF tree citizenship Such opinion Is
declared to be unsound and unwarraned by the Ian
guage OF the statutes. The public authorities are
called upon to take immediate steps 10 secure con-
sruoiion of all the laws upon the subject from court
of competent Jurisdiction The arbitrary arreet OF
citizens without warrant on Sundays while pursuing
40 occupation necessary 10 the public convenience Ia
protested against until such occupation be pronounced
unlawful by the appellate tribunal OF the State.
Mr. Cochran characterized the opil ion OF the Cor
poraton Counsel as bad law lot warranted by tho
statutes The manner in VIII CHI the eAcise laws were
enforced he characterized gross infringement OF
private liberty and something that the opinion OF the
com munity would not bear out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
GEN. F1TzeERALD WANTS THE PARK.
HE THINKS 1T JUST THE PLACE FOR PARADE OF

HE THINKS 1T JUST THE PLACE FOR A PARADE on
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
In Mayor Hewitts letter regarding the use "
Central parade ground General LOUIS fhssesaa
sent the following reply Yesterday
receipt Of June asking for dennI.e ~,
ion from the officers Of the Frt Brigade IS 70 the
day each year. provided In bill now under
by the OF the STATE called together me
ing officers OF regiments in order that might aSoo'
and ntolqently slate 10 you their Vows
found then unanimously OF the opinion tnat 10
the present high standard OF discipline ana dr
ground for field absolutely necessary anu s
mon which originally laid out and intendcn LOT
ground il eminenty fitted for the purpose Elm.
The officers feel that and their men neYote tei.
and services and their lives II necessary 70 ne
reward and should DO entitled TO due
the city and they grateful TO the Legislature or
graceful concession after the repeated deniais Ny "o
Commits soners . ..., a.
The officers particularly take exception TO the
your letter that the occupation BY the National "a
plot OF ground originally designed Tor their use should DC
con sidered dissertation and are not willing ' 1
you higher regard than they Tor tho
welfare OF the citizens OF New York or are more anous o
the preservation OF the Central Park from injury
The officers further OF the opinion thar me
absolutely without foundation Such field day as Is pro.
would In the autumn when grass noWeIs
and shrubbery beyond all chance OF ana sne POSI-
ton OF the parade ground "a nov laid out ON 4,
paths OF broad roadways OF earth All around
sufficient to accommodate all who wish TO Witness the eVou
tons.
important exist In this city as in all large
ctes in the world for public display OF It's military power
suppress disorder and to protect lie ana properly sa
provision the parks for suitable place for military
exercises The city OF Brooklyn has ample accommonaons
New-York that suitable place for annual pubic paraae
OF the National Guard has never been provided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
RROOKIYN.

Rapid being made in laying foundations Tor the
Elevated Railroad structure In broadway near LernE
tonAYo.
John Torkoew. thirty FIVE while working IN Roberts
IN Furmans Yesterday fell OF the wharf and was
drowned
The death Mary Jspo Cox. twenty-five servant at
lao Prnoos which occurred suddenly yesterday II be-
eved have been due oa dose OF poson probably arsenic
from her Low John DELANEY nat jani
Nowfork Wednesday complaining OF her fsurs 70
and appo!ntne Tor Ihursday
night QGarrsiled and that she went
and committed suicide She found dead IN The XII
chen yesterday morning and bottle with gray mixture
was Ia her pocket together with her lovers letter
The Row Samuel Nc Bride who has been called az pastor Of
tho Centennial Church succeed Dr. J. IA Fulton
viii begin his work Tomorrow lie formerly Pre.by
md preached In P-burg On Vst 10 Europe Two
years ngo no became q Baptist
The Washington Park Congregational Church. which was
formed members OF the Fort Greone Presy
terrain Church adhered TO tho Rov Mr. hnunon has
called smith Carpenter pastor lie was counsel
for stanton IN his trial before tho PTesbyey and has
preached several PcsDyoran and Congregational church.
90 Ia the CITY.
y. Nicio Of John A. Nioos OF Broohyn WI
be OF daned morning at tho Nathcd NJ
Garden CITY by Bishop Ltciohn and Will preach In The
OF the day al tao Church OF the Messiah Cer-
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
1ysUR1yo WHOLESALE DRU oGIsrS GOODS

At tho annual meeting OF the National Wholesale Drug
g.t Association voted to organize Druggists Mint
Company take risks on drugs at whole
sale at cost rates. and committee OF Ave appointed to
the scheme working order In mc for the next meeting
Of the association which TO take placen Boston 10 august
The chairman OF the organizing committee was feter
OF NewYork The other four members were n Hlnchnan
OF Detroit H. Dootls OF Boston Robert Shoemaker OF
Philadelphia and w. b. Sosson. Of Leavenworth
has Just been chartered nnder
the laws OF will be IN Phlla
depha. Robert shoemaker the Philadelphia member OF the
committed appointed president Of the company and
Edward r. Hsnoe OF PHILADELPHIA has been made seeretsy
The com pepy will have fund OF 100000 Only
Wholesale drus Ests with IT, OF RISKS
amounting than $500 600 have already been offered
There about $50 wholesale druggists In the United
States 876 OF belong to the National association III
expected that tho will be doing business OF
$1,000 900 within year.
An executive COMMITTEES OF thrty.vc has been appointed
control the company including tho nine directors
by the nsyivanla residents OF that state.
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TO RECEIVE CARDINAL GIBBONS

Arrangements completed last evening for the rcccp
Of Cardinal Gibbons who expected to arrive
az Umbr The vessel will be met down the bay by
Myndert having bod delegation of Ba
number Of the preates personal friends
and besides number OF city officials and prominent citizens
The clergy from the Cardinals diocese Monsignor
MeManus Of 81 Johns Church Balti%oIei the Rev. pr
Martins BALTIMORE Father Walter. st Patrick's. Bat
more and President Magnien OF 81 Marys Seminary Bat
They will be accompanied by Major John d. Kelley
the Cardinals fo friend Father Rordan and Rev
Dr. Mcdonnell and possibly Monsigoor Farley Representing
Archbishop Corrgan Collector Masone Surveyor eaiiio
John Starn John Develin Assistant District ttonsy
CosTmsn esJpdge DAILY Commissioner bfsnpan; James
}o5n hynns w,ls% Kelly and John
Msyer new' could not 80 but hs private
The boat wiz leave the Barge 0ioe about ocoot or as
soon ~ ths vessel sighted II the umbs does not arrive
hs sms .Sss ae sa 'is party MI steam dorm ad meet
over 6unGay On Monday he win over 70 Major elcys
house In brooklyn, and on Tuesday start for Baltimore
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CHIEF NEVIyS WANTS A SPEEDY TRIA L.

Thomas 2. Nevns Chief Engineer Of the Brooklyn
Fire Department arraigned in the Brooklyn Court
OF yesterday upon the Indictment found by the
Grand Jury charging him with grand arcency In Sc curing
49, 1925 from Henry W. Pope by falsely representa- Ing
that 1t was needed to brbe the Aldermen to get an
electricight franchise. He made plea OF not Ruty
aud asked for speedy trial. saying that he had no de
sire official capacity In the Fire Departments
while the trial was pending He did not wish 70 EN-
barrass the Mayor Fire Commissioner and would re-
tire until the settled. District Attorney Ridg
way said he would do all he could to hasten the TRIAL
Nevins will be defended by Anthony Barrett the lega
adviser OF the Citzeus' Electric Light Company, Who
tried counsel for NeviDs before the Assembly
Investigating Committee. Nevinss duties In the fire
Department will be performed By Assistant Chei Engl
neer Smith until the trial over. DistrfctAttorney
Rdgway proposes 70 try the case himself
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2BsTk Agnes lPort Costa oporto-Hassmsysr Drum.
SAILED
Steam Ardancerrxch for Antwerp; venice Ausyyls
Ravensheugh and Fiowersate BORDEAUX: Howick Rcue5
stamford Baracoa STATE Of Texas Fcrnsndna Cerossz
Charleston and Jacksonvile.
Ships Flora stafford Rangoon; Deutschland Brss,,
Grandee AmsserdAp; Bedford Rotterdam Smith a ne
werp Lansdowne. London; Rsvola LIVERPOOL.
THE MOVEMENTS or srEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS
Lorpox June 2zATived steamer Helvetia OBJ. coch.
soUrsx.Pros Jane s-ssea steamer Richmond Hill OBJ.
HYDE, for New York ="
New-York
Bxnaow. June 2-saied steamer Hushenden tBr. Bsws,
for New York.
ma from York on her 70 Leith ~ -
ISLE wloHr. June s-passed steamer Edsm (Dteh,
Taat from New York her 70 Amsterdam. -~
swNRMyNDK May 30-Arrivcd, steamer Geiser (Dan Mol
Ter, from Eew-York May 8.
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NEW.YORK CITY.

One of the large trust companies this city
Edward Simmons president of the Board Of Education, 10
become its president
w. NJ Morton business manager OF the Harlem Theatre
Comque. IL to have complimentary benoht on June IL
Miss Pauline Hall, G. W. Couldock, William Hoey, Miss
Marguerite St John Devere Fiose Edwards Mr. and
Mrs George Knight Miss Henrietta Marksein and Mile
Carrani viii take part.
General Newton Commissioner OF Public Works. yesterday
granted permission TO the sixtve surface railroad com
pauy from One hunfredsnd
tentht northern boundary Of Central Park TO the
Harlem River
Beginnin to-day the Erie Railway will balfholiday
trains Saturdays Two special trains will be put leav
ing Cham station at l24b D m Twenty hirdst sta
ton at 1240p ming TO Paterson via Newark and
tho other TO Newburg via main line making the usual stops
The time OF the Scranton and New YORK express trains VIII
be Quckened consuming but four and half hours between
the two cities
The Panama Water Supply Company has
incorporated by Conrad n Jordan, Herman Kobbe'
Jose NJ Hurtado Edouardo Gogorza and Vincont n Hur
tado The capital stock is slOo. 600
Three entered at the registers Office at
Columbia College YESTERDAY making 1913 who are taking the
entrance examinations.
Captain A. Campbell Of the Anchor Line steamer circssa
held in $4,000 bail yesterday by United States Commits
soner shields the charge Of having brought
passengers this country Of the number allowed
by law.
Csppas Seventh Regiment Band will play this afternoon
and tomorrow tho Mall Central Park The
music will begin zach day at O'Clock.
Morrison worker employed the Third Ave
Elevated Road Exheenthst was Knocked OF the
BY passing and hurt yesterday He
was removed 10 Bellevue Hospital.
Tho Staten Island Amusement Company will Tho
FAIL OF Babylon" striking spectacular and pyroteohnio
exhibition St. Georges June a. The scenery will DO
shipped from Cincinnati and the costumes from Paris There
Will be 1000 people the spectacle Preparations are
also we'll advanced for Adam Forepaughs New Olympia"
at Erastna, on June ~.
J. w. Norris ago thirty years saloon passen
ger on the steamer City OF Chester, which ar
rived yesterday afternoon. disappeared shortly after
$50 O'Clock in the morning and Is supposed TO have
dumped overheard Ho thought to have been resident OF
steamer Thursday appeared TO be acquainted with
numero GUS residents Of sapeton. including Pilots Daniel
Jones and Frank Psl PHO, George Berry saw nothing
in his behavior to indicate insanity.
Edward Clcary sleep yesterday afternoon on tho
srngpece OF pier Mt onehundred and twenty ninth
ct. He fell into the water and was drowned.
Tho testimony the Reynolds In the Yorfvile
Police Court yesterday related principally 70 the condition OF
the burned cottage before and the furniture in the
house Seven witnesses examined among whom were
or three who had taken furniture from the
doctors Fifty .aith the Flushing cottage.
Dr. Cyrus Edison made important discoveries
corning the adueron OF drugs and has written report TO
Health the subject His report not made
public yesterday.
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oppos1rroXn pRopucE ExcHAyGr 1lcKEr

OPPOSITION" PRODUCE EXCHANGE TICKET
FL VICE President L. s. Whitman. OF tho Produce EN
had trying ordeal TO contend with than
preside Of tho "oppositon" held In tho
call yesterday afternoon There moment. whom
himself would boon puzzled At one tlno 10
preserve order would cQur addition 10 the chair
man, OF sergeinsataDs, each with club and a
enslno With sN.nrh EOkzle. Why this should
have been It Is difficult 10 imagine, siuo, there was no
strong opposition TO the regular ckot ~ fact all excepting
three Tho managers tho regular ticket idorsei
selected by tho regulars" 10 represent
o shipping interests objected 10 because no
Englshmsn." A. u. Brown. Of Vernon H. Brown & Co.
selection % tho opposition Instead OF T. H. Dough
ery and r. Trne.del NE opposition named DAVID Sing:
H. Pool G. King and Alexander T. orr tho candi-
date for president Mr. Armstrong put IN nomination Charles
Ioe or Tor inspector OF election. aud tho he
minded his motion out oi order, the louder he
screamed. finally howlof down long enough for
Charles Burke TO DO ndorsed az vioepresiden ana I'd
ward Rice treasurer Tbs renewal Of the motion led 10
Of disorder Wnoh motion for adjournment was
made and carried after tho meeting had reused u entertain
Mr. Armstrong; notion The election will take place on
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SHIPPING VIEWS.


PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ......FRIDAY. JUNE 3. 1887
ARRIVED
oSeea"lewn 25 with mdso s2s to Peter
Ss ATrysa at sGS Bar e. i.nsurs Nav 90
HAVE a. win and el7 passengers to Kunardt Co.
Steamer E%. Ger JaSss May 2 southamDtop
90 m and 1908 passengers to Oerchs Co. Arrived
tn Peter %rsh E Ss
ian gTsyd BS Nys NAY he ss a
at no s9SD NTH H''' fuH'H Au'' ~ ,'D N'
Gibraltar 49, with mdse to Phelps Bros c" Arrived
steamer Chateau Lagto lFr. Olivier Bordeaux May 10
hFataT 22 Win r. % 81, mar and ss passengers to
faS OBJ ss r.. Santos a1 asy M coffee
AyrshrG r Isnsn' TTaaa Msy Il e tuss
H. MaS % ~ oaorSrs Con- Arrived at the Bar
noon ,,. o,,..uo. Nov oa @, raro 90
N 80 Win mdss and ss passengers to Jas Ward
steamer e Wick Bay Br) Warden baltimore in ballast to
CO. A5ye ro or sS Bar wn c to or
Steamer DimocK Berry, Boston, with mdso to II
Ship vandaia Br, CONAN London 80 days, with mdso
sUNsEr.-At sandy HOOK, wiud moderate. sswi clear.
At City Island wind light w; fair
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer Break water Jenney West Point and Newport
News with mdso and passengers to Old Dominion IS Co.
CLEANED.
Steamer Ludgate Hill OBI. Brown. LOndon-Hendcrson
Steamer Aurania tBr,. Hans Liverpool Queenstown
Steamer ThugvaIa (Dar) Laub. Copenhagen settin 60
Punch, Edye 4 Co.
steamer MARSHA lGer) Mas. Hamburg-Pheps Bros Co
Steamer Vera tGer Bussus. Bremen via southampton
Oelrichs & Co
Steamer Rotterdam (ptch Wis. Rotterdam-Funch Edye
a Co.
steamer Rhynland Belg). Jamson Antwerp-Funch Edy
Il Co.
steamer Ia Gasoogne (Fr SantellL HavreL do Bcoian
Steamer Fowergate (Br) Nicholson, Bordeaux-Funcn,
Edge a Co. 49, .--,-
steamer Nou,tra Fr verres Marseles and Barcelona
J W Elwel 4 Co. - ,
Steamer Indpsndcnte Utah. Pirandcllo, Mediterranean
porb-Phelps Bros q 20. .,,, -, r,.,,,.
Dowring & Archiabld. o, -,
Steamer OarDe (Br. Evans, Port Limon &c-Pim For
wood 4 Co,
steamer Frthjof (Norl Bcrgh Baracoa-H Dumois.
Steamer OF Texas WulamA Port Royal ana German
dna-C III Mallory a Co -
steamer Cherokee Doane Charleston and Jacksonville
Vim clyde a co.
steamer City Of Savannah Smith, Savannah Henry Yongc
Pont-Oid Dominion ss Co
Sn ip Carr (er Hashagen. Acknowledgement Koop Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

Police Commissioner McClave, walking In Twenty
third-st of Nnthave. yesterday morning heard
seedy looking tramp cursng in front OF OF
the houses OF the London Terrace The tramp had gone
into the yard Of the house TO beg and being refused had
tried to brighten the at the door Another tramp
stood the sidewalk looking out for the possible a
pearance OF policeman. Mr. McCave took In the situa
arrest II they did not The one who had been
ing in the yard out the sidewalk put his ND
In a boxing attitude and remarked: You viii. hey "
The Commissioners blood was up in second. He
seized the by the coat collar turned him toward
Tenthave and started him of at rapid walk Catching
hold OF the other tramp with lis left hand he walked
him along too At the corner OF Tcnthave. he met a
policeman and handed the prisoners, directing the
officer 70 lock them up on a charge OF vagrancy.
"n hadn't been Police Commissioner, ] would have
whipped both the oafers the sidewalk" Mr. McClave
said later in the day II the first occasion which
lie felt called TO make arrest.
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TESTIMONY AGAINST ADoAPH REICH

Adoph Reich listened yesterday to further testimony OF
small circumstances which together the prosecution alleges
make up OF murder against him. lie Is on trial before
Recorder smyth a charge Of killing his wife who
ound with her throat cut In front OF the door OF her rooms At
No. IA No'ioks ST. samuel Gross, who boarded with Mrs
Reich crossetamned, but no new evidence elected
except the witness had himself shot though
he declared that the shooting Accidental Several wilt
testified quarrrs bewcsn Reich and his wife aud
tho inmates OF the house told how Mrs. Reich
found.
samuel Braun OF whom Reich Jealous witness
lie testified that he employed Mrs Reich Ia his tailoring bust
that he only called her take clothing her
be for him. Officers Lewis schmidt and Young tes
fed that Reich entered tho soon after his wife found
dying Officer Young noticed that there few spots
Kecs forehead and asked him whether had struck
him H. also asked Reich whether he had any quarrel with
his wife. but Reich denied IL
Further evidence will be gwen on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
READY TO TESTIFY AT WTLLAMSS TRIAL.

The charges against Captain Williams, of tho
TLirtleth Street Police, not completed yesterday
but Superintendent Murray said they would be ready
I'm day or two j. l.. Provost Of the Business Mems
Association wrote TO tho Police Board, asking 10 be
Informed OF the date If Nams's trial. In order that
ho might bc permitted testify, T. Is. Boyd, Of No
G:}Q Sixth ave, made similar request and 1ide1 :
Now Will say that whom this examination begins
| can show by other witnesses that Michael OMal y,
who was president of the Business Mems Association
has since the summer and fall of 1855 done all he
possibly could injure the officers Of the Nineteenth
Though the precinct and whenever he an officer
eating sandwich drinking any thing the day Of
the month the time Of night and the officers name
or number taken. cdr Crosby also has, Or should
have q copy of letter sent ~ him by me, charging
O'Malley of warning a certain gaTnbling-hOuso In
Twenty -nipthst. not to let me In. COPY Of that
letter sent to Police Commissioner General Iortcr
O,Malley was at that time trying 10 get into the Brook
iyn Navy Yard through tho influence of certain
Police Commissioner stll in the Board"
Mayor Hewitt sent letter 10 the Police Board
lnQuirtng what action taken In 1889 when the
Grand jury mado prcsentmcnt concerning places
Of evil resort in Captain winlapss precinct Chief
Clerk Kipp directed to hunt up the records and
make a reply the Mayor. He said that the Grand
Jury Of 1883 also made presentment concerning
places In Captain Aalre's precinct, particularly
aOwney' GeOgbegan's dancchall In the BOwcry
Efforts made at the time 20 obtain TIE testimony
ON which the Grand Jury acted. II. X. Thurber
foreman Of the Grand Jury, and Clerk Sparks In the
DistrictAttDrney's Office replied that notes OF the
testimony had been preserved Failing to got cyi
dence which " base charges against the captains,
the Board took 10 further notice Of the prescntmen